The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-06-24
TERRITORIAL GLEANINGs.

TERRITORIAL GLEANINGs.
Tho North Dakota Baptists association is
holding its seventh anniversary at Coopors.
town, and will continue over Sunday.
| The Sawyer elevator at Tower City burst
and fell Saturday night, and il 4 total wreck;
between thirty and forty thousand bushels of
grain were in it.
| depot Of the Chicago e. Northwestern rail-
road at Doland, burned early Friday morning
with two carloads of freight aud considerable
lumber Loss, $4,000.
mortgage has been declared no good at
Ellendale because Of usury. This decision
will be followed in the territorial courts aud
will relieve the oppressed farmers.
Rev. Father o. Zardett, professor Of dog
matte theology at St. Francis seminary, has
been appointed vicar general OF Dakota, under
Bishop Martin Marty, with headquarters at
Yankton.
The Manitoba has issued instructions to it's
agents to refuse to receive for transportation
any shipments Of ardent spirits, wines or H.
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Indian reservation.
Tower City Herald: The crop prospects
around here are not as favorable az could be
deslred-late rains have helped them some,
but more will be needed to make fair CROP
an average crop is not probable. Gardens are
not looking we'll.
Tho grand lodge of Masons at Huron re-
solved that no person engaged In the business
OF keeping saloon or in tho business of ro-
failing intoxicating liquors to bo used as
beverage shall be initiated in any subordinate
lodge or received hy afllliation.
1t is reported that natural gas was struck in
boring an artesian well on 4 farm near Maple
ton. II burned up thirty feet when lighted
Also about eight miles north OF Mapleton tools
were blown out by gas These places are not
far from tho Monson well, being sunk by
Fargo parties.
HillsbOro Banner: The fastest time ever
made by PAGER or trotter on Dakota track
was made by Messina Boy (2:25) on Wednes-
day. This is atlatterin2 compliment to the
Hillsboro Driving Park association and to MIR.
Il. I. Kingman, to whom mucl, credit is due
FOR his hard work and unselfisl, Zeal in getting
the track in as good condition as It was found
in during tho races.
Fargo Argus: Rev. Mr.. Simmons returned
yesterday from tho Cooperstown Congrega.
tional conference. He reports that Judge
Francis made splendid fivc minute speech To
the conference that cheered hut did not inc.
brlatc the listners, after which tho Judge re.
turned to the bench, sent for the grand jury
and district attorney and told them II they did
not hustle around and bring in lot Of indct
.nents against "blind pigs'' he'd suspend tn,
outfit. wlereupon they did 1t. Alter which
the. Judge had the ''bllnd pigs'' brought In
suspended sentence and propIEl q from
sasa and h6ldsa special leriH f1r Fred Adam
beneht-if the 'blnd pigs" did not ''look out
. Fargo Republican,: Yesterday Afternoon
! while Miss Murphy aud another young lad
were driving on Broadway, at the Northern
/ Pacific railroad crossing their horse became
frightened at the cars, turued suddenly ant
began to run. In making tie short turn th,
buggy was upset aud the ladies thrown out
Miss Murphy was picked up in an unconsciou
condition and taken to Hawknson's drus
store where it was discovered that she hat
sustained serious injuries about the head, be
sides several ugly bruises. From the druf
store she was taken to her home, where sh,
received proper attention. After turning tn,
buggy over and tearing off the top and seat
. the horse-whicll belonged TO A. Schulsinger-
o continued his flight across the vacant lots il
the rear Of the Red River National bank an
2 was afterwards captured with some fragment
Of the buggy still attached to him.
A fire broke out early this morning in JAG
: Regnery's residence in the east end, bein
: caused from q disiOinted section Of pipe be
: tween the ceiling aud roof, over tho kitchen
: Prompt action Oh tho part OF number Of citi
zeDs saved the building but not until grea
sections Of the roof had been torn of, and th
= interior thoroughly saturated with water. TIL
Steele county boys, headed by Sheriff Walden
worked bravely. Some one took Sheriff Wal
denis head, as he showed 1t through hole i
q the ceiling, for a fresh flame and completcl
= saturated his elegant form with couple q
y buckets Of water. Sam Sanburn climbs
roof like an old Tom cat on q moonlight nigh
Walks br0ther-in-law stuck to the hole-in til
roof until the last sign of fire was drencle(
Treasurer Thompson did effective work. an
was loudly cheered in his effort to conquer tn
fry demon. Paul Adams had charge Of III
bucket brigade. 1t was funny to sec Cas-
running to the scene, buthe got therein tim
to take part in the closing ceremonies. Til
boys were all treated handsomely by jack
Coopersto,on Independeln.
Gov. Horace Austin returned to St. Paul To
day, after spending day or two with frient
l. in this city. He says the position lie now hold
is no sinecure, and that he is seldom withou
all abundance OF work to do. Gov. Austin e,
pressed the opinion til 1t tho Interstate CON
lnerce law ID sgrowing in favor with the lnasse
and that its effect will be 10 do away vii
pooling and other penicious practices tn
have long been in vogue, and to give ful! scol
to system. Of free competition among railroad
He pVedietol, however, that there will be son
notifications OF the law by the next congre1
"a but as to their nature and extent Of the chan,
h. es, he is not prepared to express all opinion
al FuTyo Republican.
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~ HOW to Spend the Fourth.
- Atsunrise go to Wasenl's and got some MAJ
~ ~ syrup for breakfast At 10 o'clock a. H., 90
:. Wasem's for oranges, lemons, candies, ct
:, for dinner. At 3p. IN. 60 to Wasem's fo
~ ~ can Of California peaches, apricots, egg pluu
~ cages, grapes, ETC., ETC., and few pickles a
~ peanuts and few Fancy Grocer cigars
T., smoke after supper.
Trade has been very uuiet this month a